Beyond the Myths: Understanding Mental Illness and Finding Hope

In our modern world, we’ve made incredible strides in understanding physical health. Yet, when it comes to mental health, persistent misconceptions often create barriers to understanding, empathy, and even seeking help. These myths not only perpetuate stigma but can also prevent individuals and families from getting the support they desperately need. It’s vital to challenge…

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Reignite Your Spark: Combating Workplace Burnout

Feeling drained, cynical, and unproductive at work? You’re likely experiencing burnout, a common consequence of chronic workplace stress. It’s more than just a bad day; it’s a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion that can severely impact your well-being and performance.   So, how do you break the cycle? First, acknowledge your feelings. Don’t dismiss…

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Experiencing New Year Anxiety?

The confetti has settled, the champagne flutes are empty, and the New Year stretches out before you like a blank page. But instead of excitement, you’re feeling… anxious? You’re not alone. For many, the transition into a new year can bring a wave of unexpected stress and worry. Why does this happen? Perhaps family gatherings…

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Understanding and Addressing Learning Disorders in Children

Learning disorders are a group of conditions that can affect a child’s ability to learn and process information. At New Horizons Center for Healing, our board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist specializes in identifying and providing evidence-based treatment for, learning disorders in children. Learning disorders can include conditions such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD and many more.…

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Let’s Play!

Sometimes it is hard to know where to start when it comes to not just watching your child play, but instead, actually playing with your children. However, active, engaged play with your children is shown to increase your children’s confidence, help them cope with stress and regulate their emotions. Additionally, the bond between a child…